Critics Back DMZ Move As Vietnam Debate Heats Up
The article argues critics from Hanoi to Washington struggle to present a united stance as Marines enter the Demilitarized Zone. It notes Sen. Fulbright and Sen. Hatfield warning of broader war risks, Gov. Romney cautioning about invasion consequences, and Moscow’s Tass Izvestia condemnation.
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Demilitarized Zone
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Senate
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Michigan
Russia
Red China
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Moscow
Tass
Izvestia
Howe as Key Splitter in School Aid Debate
Harold Howe II, U S Commissioner of Education, looms large as the House debates the controversial elementary and secondary school aid bill. Southern Republicans push to weaken black aid while two moves target Howe and desegregation enforcement, shifting federal aid administration to states.
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U.S
House of Representatives
Washington
John ‘W
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House Appropriations Committee
Notable Judge Imposes Suspended Sentence On Moorman
In New York City, Judge Milton Shallick handed a suspended sentence to Charlot Moran, described as a top judge and cellist Charlotte Moorman in a debated case. The opinion referenced cautious reception of innovation and gradual change in society.
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Charlot Moran
Wiere Charlotte Moorman
New York City
Milton’ Shalleck
New York Criminal Court
Bat Lomenes
Vietnam War Debate Shapes U S Voting Climate
The Vietnam issue is deeply embedded in American politics but voters remain split on how to judge re elections as November approaches. Many feel dissent and demonstrations receive publicity while the electorate lacks full understanding of the war's causes and implications.
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Congress
North Vietnam
Red China
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Truman
House
Ing Committee
William Widnall
U.S
Vietnam
Johnson and aides weigh Haiphong harbor in war review
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report President Johnson, with Secretaries Rusk and McNamara, reexamines North Vietnam bombing strategy. Haiphong harbor and port facilities remain undeveloped targets as discussions continue at Camp David.
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U.S
Ming
Haiphong
Dean Rusk
Robert McNamara
Camp David
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Rat Scent in Multi-Billion Drug Industry Sparks Debate
The piece highlights charges by Haddad of the Citizens Committee for Metropolitan Affairs about profits and pricing in the drug sector. It contrasts Haddad's critique with defenders from the Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association and notes broader Cold War context in policy and international tensions.
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New York City
Williams Hadded
Peace Corps
FBI
New York
Portland
Ore
Haddad
Citizens Committee For Metropolitan Affairs
Ganda
Ctaerke
Es Scientife Mathe
Wallace era politics and protest vote shift in 1960s
The piece analyzes post election shifts, noting Republican gains in Congress and state offices, Pennsylvania’s voter registration lead, and George Wallace's strong protest vote impact. It discusses how Wallace's primaries could polarize the vote, influencing careers and party dynamics. It cites figures from multiple states and emphasizes risk to incumbents.
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George Wallace
Richmond
Wallace
Indiana
Maryland
Wrecker Wallace
Lubbock Independent Board Debates Salary Question
The Board of Trustees of Lubbock Independent School District discussed whether to place the salary question before voters. Aimed at resolving compensation terms, the meeting considered presenting the issue to the electorate for approval.
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Public Morale and Crime, Editorial Notes
A national observer piece argues the public mood should support police to ease crime pressures. It criticizes outdated criminal statutes and urges practical, principled remedies.
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Prin Ee
Enrio Mine
National Observer
McBride Urges Turnrow Tunkel to Talk Peace After Win
Local figure QO C McBride calls on Turnrow Tunkel to settle disputes and seek peace following a Saturday victory at the field. Detected text shows fragmented phrasing but indicates a plea for dialogue after a win.
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